The categories you should check first on any streamer that has them are “Leaving Soon,” or “Leaving This Month.” The “New Releases” classification is trickier because only the first few films or series listed under that banner will actually be new. Here are a few more tricks to honing your choices. Simply go to and click on “Get a Library Card” on the top banner. If you don’t have a library card, you can sign up online and get instant access, not just to Kanopy but also to the thousands of eBooks that can be sent directly to your multiple devices. This is the one channel that I enjoy scrolling all the way through to cherry pick for “My Watch List.” Unlike the other services, they don’t have a financial stake in directing you to certain choices.
With your membership, you are entitled to 10 free films per month. Kanopy offers an extremely wide range of American and International film and television. County (and City) Library systems of which the Beverly Hills Library is a member. The second is, available for free through the L.A. Log on at PBS.org, scroll down to PBS SoCal/KCET Passport, and click on “become a member.” The first is PBS Passport that opens up almost the entire library of shows, past and present, from the Public Television repertory, including live streaming of “NewsHour.” And it’s all available for a mere $5.00 per month tax deductible donation. Here, we will go into a deeper dive on the plethora of services available.Īs mentioned in Part I, there are two wonderful, and essentially free, streamers available to you. Part I of “How to Navigate Streaming Services” gave you the basics on what to look for and how to make your way through the most commonly watched streamers: Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, HBO Max, Disney+, and Apple TV+. 3d Reading Time: 7 minutes Courier Series: Part Two of Three Stack of retro tv set on green background. RetroRewind.BY Neely Swanson SeptemVintage television concept. The CoCo Show: TRS-80 Color Computer Reviews: ĪRG Presents: Spin the Wheel and Make the Deal! Īmigos: Everything Amiga is a weekly, wacky exploration of the Amiga scene, current news, and a look at the games we all remember-even those we'd like to forget! Our Sinclair: An American Take on the ZX Spectrum 🏆 Support our wacky, weekly Amiga podcast! It's time for another round of Discord's burning questions!
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